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Nondepartmental Courses 

000:000 Ph.D. Postcomprehensive Registration 0 s.h.
 
000:001 Master's Final Registration 0 s.h.
 
000:002 Doctoral Continuous Registration 0 s.h.
 
000:003 Doctoral Final Registration 0 s.h.
 
000:008 CIC Scholar Nongraduate Level arr.
 
000:800 CIC Scholar arr.
 
000:801 Regents Exchange Program arr.
 
000:997 Graduate/Professional Transfer arr.
 
000:998 Undergraduate Transfer arr.
 
000:999 Resident/Fellow/Post-Doctoral 0 s.h.
 
650:006 SROP/McNair Scholars Program 0 s.h.
 
650:270 Principles of Scholarly Integrity 1 s.h.
Introductory four-hour orientation workshop; small group participation in eight 90-minute workshops over four semesters; issues of student/mentor responsibilities for the pursuit of scholarly work (ownership, authorship, plagiarism/falsification/fabrication of data); the student/mentor relationship and promoting an intellectual dialogue (communication, collaboration, grievance management); student responsibilities involving the institution, the scholarly community, and society (intellectual property, conflict of interest, fiscal responsibilities, human/animal subjects). Prerequisite: enrollment in Graduate College degree-seeking program.
 
650:275 OGEI Topical Seminar: Professional Sustainability in Graduate School 1 s.h.
Skill development and sustainability plan; professional literature, guest speakers.
 
650:300 Writing for Learned Journals 1-4 s.h.
Help for graduate students in bringing written work to publishable form; analysis of target journals' audiences and interests; submission, response to criticism. Same as 08N:340, 160:300.
 
650:313 Digital Rhetoric 3 s.h.
Current discourse (utopic, dystopic, other strands) about the Internet as it shapes and is shaped by competing forces. Repeatable. Same as 008:313, 160:313.
 
650:380 Practicum in College Teaching arr.
Supervised college teaching experience; teaching in collaboration with faculty, observation and critiques of teaching, participation in course planning and evaluation procedures; ethical and multicultural considerations. Prerequisites: admission to the graduate certificate in college teaching program and consent of the Graduate College.
 
650:385 Teaching and Learning in Higher Education 3 s.h.
Current theoretical and empirical literature on teaching and learning in higher education; focus on development of effective teaching practice. Same as 07B:385, 07C:385, 07P:385, 07S:384.
 
650:386 Teaching Portfolio Development 1-3 s.h.
Development of a web- or paper-based teaching portfolio; sample syllabi, statement of teaching philosophy, samples of student work assignments, essays on issues in higher education teaching. Prerequisite: admission to certificate in graduate teaching program.
 
650:601 Postdoctoral Research Scholar 0 s.h.
Repeatable. Prerequisite: postdoctoral standing.
 
650:602 Postdoctoral Research Fellow 0 s.h.
Repeatable. Prerequisite: postdoctoral standing.
 
650:604 Principles of Scholarly Integrity 0 s.h.
Small group participation in eight 90-minute workshops over four semesters; issues of student/mentor responsibilities for the pursuit of scholarly work (ownership, authorship, plagiarism/falsification/fabrication of data); the student/mentor relationship and promoting an intellectual dialogue (communication, collaboration, grievance management); student responsibilities involving the institution, the scholarly community, and society (intellectual property, conflict of interest, fiscal responsibilities, human/animal subjects). Repeatable. Prerequisites: postdoctoral standing and consent of course director.
 
650:605 Writing for Learned Journals 0 s.h.
Help for graduate students in bringing written work to publishable form; analysis of target journals' rhetoric; submission, response to criticism. Prerequisite: postdoctoral standing.
 
650:606 Survival Skills for a Research Career 0 s.h.
Nonlaboratory skills necessary for pursuing a scientific research career, including scientific writing, presentation, manuscript review, curriculum vitae preparation, and so forth. Repeatable. Prerequisite: postdoctoral standing.